Remember my Extreme Playhouse makeover post?
Well, it has been months since I started this transformation...
I am getting impatient (with myself) and the little kiddo is too!
Finished product!
I am getting impatient (with myself) and the little kiddo is too!
Finished product!
Before |
Compare! That gorgeous yellow brightens up the playhouse for sure! |
It just takes paint to make a HUGE difference |
So I have moved on to the door.
I have always wanted a red door on my home...
hubby doesn't.
BUT I thought I would test it on the playhouse...
guess what I love it and the front door on the
"big"house is getting ready to get its own makeover now!
I have always wanted a red door on my home...
hubby doesn't.
BUT I thought I would test it on the playhouse...
guess what I love it and the front door on the
"big"house is getting ready to get its own makeover now!
I still need to get moving on the rest of this playhouse makeover!
The exterior trim, interior walls, and floor to be done!
I have the proper Dutch Boy paints ready and
waiting for the weather (and kiddos) to cooperate.
I have the proper Dutch Boy paints ready and
waiting for the weather (and kiddos) to cooperate.
I was debating on the color of red,
so I headed to my hardware store to get a quart -
my store does not carry exterior paint in quart sizes,
so just realize that I may be using an interior paint right now...
BUT you should use the proper EXTERIOR Paint for your projects.
I LOVE this color and when I head back to purchase the gallon of
Dutch Boy Trim and Door Paint for my front door,
I will also repaint this door (if it needs it).
so I headed to my hardware store to get a quart -
my store does not carry exterior paint in quart sizes,
so just realize that I may be using an interior paint right now...
BUT you should use the proper EXTERIOR Paint for your projects.
I LOVE this color and when I head back to purchase the gallon of
Dutch Boy Trim and Door Paint for my front door,
I will also repaint this door (if it needs it).
SUPPLIES
Don't judge...I a a messy DIYER!
Just a reminder...
BEFORE
AFTER
SO EASY and I love the way it looks....and I love that color...
so I am headed back to get a Gallon of the Trim and Door Paint!
- Dutch Boy Trim and Door Paint (see the paragraph above for explanation)
- Purdy Paintbrush
- Krylon Fusion indoor/outdoor spray paint, Black (I used the Fusion because I had some handy. You can also use the Indoor/Outdoor product).
- Painters Tape
- Rockler Sanding Bug
- 2, 2" DISChangers
- Old picture frame or shutter
- Screws, screw driver
DIY IT!
NOTE: Some of the ways I have gone about fixing my playhouse is for convenience. This playhouse is older and has not been well tended to, long before we inherited it. I did not want to open a "can of worms" by removing doors and hardware. I painted around and made other adjustments to keep the playhouse in tact and on the economical side.
Go check out the rest of the DIY at The DIY Club!
AFTER
SO EASY and I love the way it looks....and I love that color...
so I am headed back to get a Gallon of the Trim and Door Paint!
What color is your front door????
disclosure: this post is affiliated with The DIY Club, some products have been furnished by sponsors.
Cant wait to see the whole thing!!
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